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Perception ParkCamera provides 'chemical fingerprint'

Hyperspectral-based image processing makes it possible to detect organic or inorganic contaminants on objects - not only on their surface, but in some cases also inside them. An overview.

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The basis for distinguishing knotholes, areas with resin or high moisture in wood with the help of hyperspectral image processing are the spectral curves of the materials.
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Illustration of hyperspectral image processing.

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